Click on Picture for EnlargementObama has handed down orders that he wants to House and Senate to have their Healthcare Nationalization Bills ready in the next two weeks before the August recess. I saw an AP story that Obama has "shifted into campaign mode". Let's be honest. This clown's whole presidency has been one big campaign.
I found this paragraph particularly troubling:
Anyway, when you ask the Dems how they're going to pay for nationalizing healthcare, you get the standard "Tax the Rich!" mantra that they love to stir up wealth envy with. According to this CNN Money article, that just simply doesn't add up mathematically.
Here's an idea. Studies show that around 89% of the US is happy with their personal health care. 70% of uninsured Americans are satisfied or very satisfied with the health care they receive. Why don't we refrain from pissing away trillions that we don't have along with an extraordinarily accessible and superior health care system?
I found this paragraph particularly troubling:
Obama's political organization launched a series of 30-second television ads on health care, which were to begin airing Wednesday in Washington and on cable TV nationally. A version will run for two weeks on local stations in Arkansas, Indiana, Florida, Louisiana, Maine, North Dakota, Nebraska and Ohio to prod senators to back the health care effort.Think about it...have you ever heard of a sitting US President having their private political organization at their beck and call? His group now "partners" with the DNC, but of course has complete allegiance to him.
Anyway, when you ask the Dems how they're going to pay for nationalizing healthcare, you get the standard "Tax the Rich!" mantra that they love to stir up wealth envy with. According to this CNN Money article, that just simply doesn't add up mathematically.
Here's an idea. Studies show that around 89% of the US is happy with their personal health care. 70% of uninsured Americans are satisfied or very satisfied with the health care they receive. Why don't we refrain from pissing away trillions that we don't have along with an extraordinarily accessible and superior health care system?
2 comments:
What got me about that paragraph you posted was the media's puppy love willingness to air-such ads. I'm convinced that the media is nothing more than an extention of the state department.
Totally agree. We need to get together, and soon. Take care.
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